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The move comes as Google Inc prepares to make Glass available to the general population latter this year, currently, it is available only to the tens of thousands of people who are testing and creating apps for it.
A. latter this year, currently it is
B. later part of this year, it is currently
C. later this year, currently it is
D. late this year, currently it is
E. late in this year, as it is currently
A. latter this year, currently it is
B. later part of this year, it is currently
C. later this year, currently it is
D. late this year, currently it is
E. late in this year, as it is currently
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OFFICIAL EXPLANATION
Diction
‘Latter’ stands for something when we comparing 2 items or things. ‘Latter’ is the second comparison. ‘Later’ means at an after time: in this sentence later’would be appropriate.
(A) Diction is faculty ‘later’ not latter is suitable
(B) wordy.
(C) CORRECT.
(D) ‘late’ does not convey the comparison.
(E) distorts the meaning.
Choice (C) is the correct answer
Diction
‘Latter’ stands for something when we comparing 2 items or things. ‘Latter’ is the second comparison. ‘Later’ means at an after time: in this sentence later’would be appropriate.
(A) Diction is faculty ‘later’ not latter is suitable
(B) wordy.
(C) CORRECT.
(D) ‘late’ does not convey the comparison.
(E) distorts the meaning.
Choice (C) is the correct answer
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How is there no run on issue in this sentence? There’s no fanboys conjunction used in any of the choice after the comma? I’m confused.
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changing the comma to a semi-colon should work. As it is now, the sentence is not correct in my opinion.
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Yes, exactly what I was thinking.
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